Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-02

" AeN hoR11AAot GsAA AA04 SoQA OuO VI llS
chief statesmen during the last one
third OF q century. Senator Sherman
was enthusiastically received. He adj
dressed the audience at length.
The Illinois Central.
Dubuque Time. 81: Superintendent
Gilleas, Of the Iowa division of the Gem
trail, left for the west last evening for
the purpose of starting out surveys for
o number OF feeders to the Illinois Gem
trial lines in lows. He will go direct TO
Cherokee. from which place he
expects TO start o party of surveyors
Tomorrow. Within the nexl week Mr..
Giileas expects to have five surveying
parties IN the field in different sections
Of the state, and ho proposes to push the
sury.sss with all possible vigor. a large
amount Of material necessary for the
fitting out of these parties hes been re-
ceived here, and was shipped west last
evening. Mr.. Gilleaa will have full
charge oil all the work OF the Central In
Iowa, and it Ia certain that it will not
lag Tor my went OF attention on his part.
He will establish his headquarters at
Cherokee.
a number OF new locomotives of the
most approved pattern have been order
ed for the Illinois Central's Iowa lines,
and everything points to a vigorous de-
velopment Of them. The Central is
1waking up.' and means business; and
with Mr. Gilleas managing the work on
the proposed new lines III this state !,
there 10 not the. least doubt that they
wihssbe pushed to a speedy completion
as rapidly as il ID possible TO do so.
Cherokee CherokeAn: II is said the
proposed route from LeMars to Yank-
Ton was also be surveyed at once. The
line down the Sioux river from Cherokee,
OF course, is also to be looked after and
@ survey made as soon as the forces can
be marshalled. What is known as the
old Omaha survey, which wan only COM
pleted us far as Correotionville, will
probably be completed to Omaha, and
" 10 more than likely chat q complete
survey will be made to Council Bluffs.
Whateyer is done Cherokee is asssured
OF both a north and south line, whether
itimay come to-day or to-morrow.
flouyier's Cabinet.
Berlin, june Tho joy felt kere
at tho downfall OF Gen. BonlanRer lis
more sileat than expressed, There is
very little confidence, however, in the
stability of the new French ministry.
Paris, june There has been no re-.
petition today of the disturbances made
last night in front Of the opera house in
favor OF Gen. Boulanger. The excite
ment has generally subsidized.
The radical press to-day again an
nouilcea Rouvier's cabinet, while the
conservative papers rejoice at the rap-
sure between the radicals and opportun-
lists, as they hope that o split will result
in profit for the conservatives.
S~anguinary Justice.
Louisville, June l-Newn has lust been
received from Eckarty, Ind that sunday
morning Charles and Bay Davis called
IT the farm Of John Flanagan, and after
Inducing two ons to go to another part
fof the farm they foroibly carried the i2-
Sear-old daughter OF Flanagan to the
woods and tied her to a tree and outrag-
ed her. The next morning the little
girl was fonnd by some Of the neighbors
stillgagged and bound. She was almost
delirious from her snfferings. She recov-
cred sufficiently to give the names of the
miscreants who had assaulted her. An
Ayenging party was soon organized and
the Davi1 boys were pursued and cap
tnred. They were both taken to the
scene Of their crime and hanged. JOHN
Enlsw, who was strongly suspected eli
participating IN the viilainous dstd, was
also hunted down ana lynched.
The News Epitomized,
The fifth hiennisly session Of the New
Hampshire legislature began yesterday
morning.
This Merchants association Of Milgan-
kee has dec.ded to recommend to the
direetsrJ q the ohicaaos MllBaukes and
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